Diane Martel

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Diane Martel (also known as Bucky Chrome and Diamond Martel) is an American music video director and choreographer.

Awards[edit]

Martel was nominated for Video of the Year for her work in "Blurred Lines" – Robin Thicke feat. Pharrell & T.I. in 2013.^[1]

Filmography[edit]

Choreographer[edit]

1989[edit]

• Bloodhounds of Broadway (1989 Brookner]])

1991[edit]

• "Shiny Happy People" – R.E.M. (music video directed by Katherine Dieckmann)^[2]

1993[edit]

• Life with Mikey (1993) (feature film directed by James Lapine)

Documentary director[edit]

1990[edit]

• "House of Tres" (1990) (short documentary on Voguing in the New York ballroom scene)^[3]

1992[edit]

• "Reckin' Shop: Live From Brooklyn" (1992) (PBS featured 1/2-hour B/W documentary (hip-hop dancers in Brooklyn)^[4]

Music video director[edit]

1992[edit]

• "Throw Ya Gunz" – Onyx

1993[edit]

• "Crewz Pop" – Da Youngsta's
• "Dreamlover" – Mariah Carey
• "Chief Rocka" – Lords of the Underground

1994[edit]

• "You're Always on My Mind" – SWV^[5]
• "Happiness" – Billy Lawrence^[6]
• "Bring the Pain" – Method Man^[7]
• "What I'm After" – Lords of the Underground^[8]
• "Mass Appeal" – Gang Starr
• "Mad Props" – Da Youngsta's^[9]
• "The Most Beautifullest Thing in This World" – Keith Murray
• "All I Want for Christmas Is You" – Mariah Carey
• "Miss You Most (At Christmas Time)" – Mariah Carey
• "Anytime You Need a Friend" – Mariah Carey (unreleased)^[10]

1995[edit]

• "Can't Wait" – Redman^[11]
• "Get Lifted" – Keith Murray^[12]
• "Live Niguz" – Onyx
• "Brooklyn Zoo" – Ol' Dirty Bastard^[13]
• "I'll Be There for You/You're All I Need to Get By" – Method Man featuring Mary J. Blige^[14]
• "How High" – Method Man & Redman^[15]
• "The Riddler" – Method Man

1996[edit]

• "Funkorama" – Redman^[16]
• "It's Alright" – Dave Hollister
• "World So Cruel" – Flesh-n-Bone featuring Ms. Chaz Monique & Reverend Run

1997[edit]

• "Head over Heels" – Allure featuring Nas^[17]
• "Closer"/"Driver's Seat" – Capone-N-Noreaga featuring Smoke of Complexions^[18]
• "Just Wanna Please U (Remix)" – Mona Lisa featuring The Lox
• "4, 3, 2, 1" – LL Cool J featuring Method Man, Redman, Canibus, and DMX

1998[edit]

• "The Worst" – Onyx featuring Wu-Tang Clan^[19]
• "The Roof" – Mariah Carey
• "Breakdown" – Mariah Carey featuring Bone Thugs-n-Harmony
• "My All" (So So Def Remix) – Mariah Carey
• "Whatcha Gonna Do?" – Jayo Felony featuring DMX and Method Man^[20]
• "Whenever You Call" – Mariah Carey featuring Brian McKnight
• "Money, Power & Respect" – The Lox featuring DMX and Lil' Kim
• "Angel of Mine" – Monica
• "N.O.R.E." – N.O.R.E.
• "Eyes Better Not Wander" – Nicole Wray

1999[edit]

• "Heartbreaker" (Remix) – Mariah Carey
• "Genie in a Bottle" – Christina Aguilera^[21]
• "Watch Out Now/Turn It Out" – The Beatnuts^[22]
• "Cre-A-Tine" – Cool Breeze^[23]
• "Another Love Song" – Insane Clown Posse
• "What a Girl Wants" – Christina Aguilera^[24]
• "Incredible" – Keith Murray featuring LL Cool J
• "Paper" – Krayzie Bone

2000[edit]

• "Case of the Ex" – Mýa
• "Send It On" – D'Angelo
• "If You Don't Wanna Love Me" – Tamar
• "Keep It Thoro" – Prodigy
• "Focus" – Erick Sermon featuring DJ Quik & Xzibit
• "Front 2 Back" – Xzibit

2001[edit]

• "Who's That Girl?" – Eve^[25]
• "Young, Fresh n' New" – Kelis^[26]
• "Lapdance" – N.E.R.D.
• "After the Rain Has Fallen" – Sting

2002[edit]

• "My Neck, My Back (Lick It)" – Khia
• "Like I Love You" – Justin Timberlake^[27]
• "Just a Friend 2002" – Mario
• "From tha Chuuuch to da Palace" – Snoop Dogg^[28]
• "Star" – 702 featuring Clipse^[29]
• "Provider" – N.E.R.D. (as Bucky Chrome)^[30]
• "My Goddess" – The Exies^[31]

2003[edit]

• "Rest in Pieces" – Saliva^[32]
• "Stuck" – Stacie Orrico^[33]
• "Dance with My Father" – Luther Vandross^[34]

2004[edit]

• "Invisible" – Clay Aiken^[35]
• "If I Ain't Got You" – Alicia Keys^[36]
• "What's Happenin'" – Method Man featuring Busta Rhymes^[37]
• "Welcome to My Truth" – Anastacia
• "I Could Be the One" – Stacie Orrico
• "Nobody's Home" – Avril Lavigne^[38]
• "Truth Is" – Fantasia^[39]
• "Bridging the Gap" – Nas^[40]
• "Shake Your Coconuts" – Junior Senior

2005[edit]

• "Hold You Down" – Jennifer Lopez featuring Fat Joe^[41]
• "Get Right" (Remix) – Jennifer Lopez featuring Fabolous
• "Fearless" – The Bravery^[42]
• "Don't Let It Go to Your Head" – Fefe Dobson^[43]
• "So High" – John Legend^[44]
• "I Don't Care" – Ricky Martin featuring Fat Joe and Amerie^[45]
• "Gotta Go Gotta Leave (Tired)" – Vivian Green
• "Touch" – Omarion^[46]
• "Do You Want To" – Franz Ferdinand^[47]
• "U Already Know" – 112
• "L.O.V.E." – Ashlee Simpson^[48]

2006[edit]

• "Doing Too Much" – Paula DeAnda featuring Baby Bash
• "Ride a White Horse" – Goldfrapp
• "In My Mind" – Heather Headley
• "I'm Not Missing You" – Stacie Orrico
• "Listen" – Beyoncé
• "Tu Amor" – RBD^[49]
• "Promise" – Ciara^[50]

2007[edit]

• "Read My Mind" – The Killers
• "For Reasons Unknown" – The Killers
• "Men's Needs" – The Cribs
• "An End Has a Start" – Editors
• "Conquest" – The White Stripes^[51]
• "Like You'll Never See Me Again" – Alicia Keys^[52]
• "Like a Boy" – Ciara

2008[edit]

• "The Boss" – Rick Ross
• "Who's That Girl" – Robyn
• "Google Me" – Teyana Taylor
• "Everyone Nose (All the Girls Standing in the Line for the Bathroom)" – N.E.R.D.^[53]
• "Addiction" – Ryan Leslie featuring Cassie and Fabolous
• "Eat You Up" (American version) – BoA (the music video was later scrapped)
• "Whatcha Think About That" – The Pussycat Dolls
• "Best of Me" – Daniel Powter

2009[edit]

• "Mad" – Ne-Yo
• "If This Isn't Love" – Jennifer Hudson
• "Love Sex Magic" – Ciara featuring Justin Timberlake^[54]
• "Outta Here" – Esmée Denters
• "Show Me What I'm Looking For" – Carolina Liar
• "Want" – Natalie Imbruglia
• "Boys and Girls" – Pixie Lott
• "3" – Britney Spears^[55]
• "Sleza glamura" (English: Tear of Glamour) – Irina Saltykova

2010[edit]

• "Whataya Want from Me" – Adam Lambert^[56]
• "Missing" – Flyleaf
• "Ride" – Ciara featuring Ludacris^[57]
• "Kiss & Cry" – Iconiq
• "Light Ahead" – Iconiq
• "Tokyo Lady" – Iconiq
• "Right Thru Me" – Nicki Minaj^[58]

2011[edit]

• "No One Gonna Love You" – Jennifer Hudson
• "Best Thing I Never Had" – Beyoncé
• "You Can't Be Friends with Everyone" – Make Out
• "25/8" – Mary J. Blige
• "Mr. Wrong" – Mary J. Blige
• "Until It's Gone" – Monica

2012[edit]

• "Lazy Love" – Ne-Yo
• "Brand New Me" – Alicia Keys^[59]

2013[edit]

• "Just Give Me a Reason" – Pink featuring Nate Ruess^[60]
• "Leggo" – B. Smyth featuring 2 Chainz
• "Blurred Lines" – Robin Thicke featuring T.I. & Pharrell^[61]
• "Lolita" – Leah LaBelle^[62]
• "We Can't Stop" – Miley Cyrus^[63]
• "Give It 2 U" – Robin Thicke featuring 2 Chainz & Kendrick Lamar^[64]
• "Evil Eye" – Franz Ferdinand^[65]

2014[edit]

• "Pills n Potions" – Nicki Minaj^[66]

2015[edit]

• "Ba$$in" – Yelle^[67]
• "Love Me" – The 1975^[68]
• "BB Talk" – Miley Cyrus^[69]

2016[edit]

• "After the Afterparty" – Charli XCX featuring Lil Yachty^[70]

2017[edit]

• "Old School" – Urban Cone
• "Malibu" – Miley Cyrus^[71]
• "A L I E N S" – Coldplay
• "Younger Now" – Miley Cyrus^[72]

2018[edit]

• "Feel the Love Go" – Franz Ferdinand
• "Give Yourself a Try" – The 1975^[73]
• "Dose" – Ciara^[74]
• "Close to Me" – Ellie Goulding, Diplo & Swae Lee

2020[edit]

• "My Love" – Jack Gilinsky featuring Don Toliver^[75]

2021[edit]

• "Obsessed" – Addison Rae^[76]
• "Billy Goodbye" – Franz Ferdinand (co-directed with Alex Kapranos & Ben Cole)
• "Make Some Money" – Fabolous & Dave East featuring Snoop Dogg^[77]

2022[edit]

• "Grace" – Marcus Mumford^[78]
• "Ojala" – Maluma, the Rudeboyz and Adam Levine^[79]

2023[edit]

• "Lifeline" – Alicia Keys

References[edit]

External links[edit]

• Official Website
• Diane Martel at IMDb
• Diane Martel at Clipland
• Diane Martel at mvdbase.com